Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 9, 1914 · page 4

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'I timber was high in the sir

I‘ the bridge

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

end the lilaet Side yous; new~
is on Will-N I I

 

 

practice some in the Gunner
School tourcernsred league will be
"old on Monday. I

 

l

the «Render at General Robert ill.
by melt Eiders. some of wheel-
represent on the occlusion

 

 

the mass meeting on electrical mat<
tern which will he held on Wednesday

mo 16.

NW site surprised to learn yester-
enew “Adfile V" will be 5--

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mathatthsaew creawill booms
Mud not. it fruit steamer.

 

,' The grocery stores and meet men
etc will he closed tomorrow morn:
light: the East Side around 9 on
0 o‘clock. The barber shops will be.

tomorrow.

N Frenk’l’. Selfi. of Myrtle undue, ill
Imported-es being seriously ill with:
5 pneumonin He was out to s. rvlce till
the Advent Christian Church. Tuesday.
N, lsht. slid-Ion Wednesday in... unable
5.“? leave his bed. I
N The oyster sloop “Katy G." owned
I. ‘ by Howard L. Lowndee, has ”n prac‘
I , Ntloelly finished by the workmen. Thd
bout in tone launched toils}, the cer1
emony to be simple but elicctive. T1“?
boat is on the ways at its Starchl
Creek shine/Hi.

 

 

_ .. Failure of snmcient notice was the
reason why the annual meeting oil
the ladies? ‘Aid Society or the new
nve'ilue Methodist church did not ow
1terieliee yeehsrdny. The 1: tin; will
' beheldnextWednesday. Sewing: was“
the business of yesterday's meeting. ‘

 

Chiei’ Williern ll. Pennington and.
Constable Henry 0. Seller, of East
Not-walk have each received com-
. mints about bicycle riding on the
sidewalks of the Third District. 0r<_
tiers have been lowed that this me;

lies must stop and arrests will like“

.. ly follow. persistence an ill
the riders,

part 01‘

About 9. score atlended the first or
the special Holy week ser‘lree at the
I East avenue Methodist church lsst‘
, night. braving the elements and the

xrest downpour or rain which come". '
i‘ P. Fair,

about church time. Rev,
banks. pastor, addressed the gather-
in; on "Messages From le- Cross."

Another meeting will be held tonightw

 

The chain holding a huge beam?

2 about 10110. which the or“ Mrs“ derrick
was raising yesterdal'. Dotted as the

' pointy bridge rosdwey. The crowd

"of watchers seettered and although,

NN roiling was somewhat
' smashed. none was minus-

 

Tho hemthet lays the cheapest easel

: hiring her trade in the window

‘in this place.

I

still". while hero with the titer ears is ‘

hide it
once. and was able to reach' her home

A very pleasant end success!“
sis! was held lest mentor in the Shop

Isl of the ustsodur Episcopn men.
it ster n into the automobile The m “I “W “0 “m“! 01'
exam, mum would mm the plutonium; class It consisted .s' W “I” " "1“” I“ 9”“ you I

“5,. dentin: the gasoline took some- n seie of calls, home made meal, W ' ‘ I

and ice cream. and the disposil

“i
Iertlcles on the "Mystery Table ."twhich'I
Today is recalled es the “myaum- proved a source of much amusement. line here niNieN metrics mildew

Mrs. Willlem F.1enninu.hire.0lii1
ford Gutbill end Miss Jennie Scott.
noted as the efficient committee in

during the out year have supplied

flowers and fruit for the sick. and douq I

:Ail will be wsli considerable “he“ “mm“ "0"“ I is visiting lriends in Bridgeport, lion?
.efewdsys. _,.

.— a

 

Three peers ago the improvement
Society entered into a contract with
the Lighting Compeny for twenty~twoi

the Postman totheend orthocke til
avenue with two on Roton avenue.
end oneon North evenue. “The lights
were paid tor by subscriptions from
the people of the piece, enlisted brI
several who reside here during the
summer. Some of subscribers. either

.iniled to keep. their subscriptions
paid up. and the Society today hes 'el
deiicit o! $76.00 which it will have to
meet in some way, before anything
can be done toward continuing the
service for soother year. The nude
tion is asked "why doesn’t the new
city pay for the lighting?" There was
no provision made in the charter fort'
proper lightingL of the new city. ,
though other had an ides that benefits
would accrue at once to all motioned
much to their Idisappolntmc‘dt. than
here not moteriniized. The Liphtlnq

Company reduced the rate from the

ter light last year but the “WM
lions so far are not sufficient to stern
on a new contract Are the people all
Rowsyton going backward into the old
days of darkness and gloom. or do
they went to keep to the trout? The
lights are of course.- a greet homily
in traveling about our streets at
night. but also a retention to proper-
t). Those who are willing to give
something toward the deficit of 818
are requested to send some to lire.
Elle Godfrey. Treasurer, it once. New
subscriptions are. also requested.
LIGHNNG COMMITTEE.

 

.VNTsTnoRT
SAUGATUCK

 

 

The smell fishers in the river ere
said to be making good cliches.

 

With Igi Fred Ward of Bridgeport was a vis‘ limb 3009*“! ;-
‘ crash the beam fell across the term ltor at (i. A Darrow's yesterday a: .M N the ford I.” a

vow-—

There m a meeting of the select.
men yesterday otter-noon in their

‘worn at the town hall.

There was e meeting of the Knights

 
 

town relatives. “

see- I

 

 

all '

Cedillac tourist cor.

 

a

 

“mac“ NtiNNz‘lY I ‘

mm'

Mn. GeoruStovms amassing:
”charge. and about no was raised for 3,..- am", Mn; ”’5 Lend Nag W
Arrangements are «being made for “‘9 W9“ 9‘ “‘9 class. TM “9'“me avenue. . ‘

 

Int. “6.: .th

 

 

I The om Home run WI

received three new members at its

Our intometion. wee to the “3““ PM 9" the main street trout meeting last nieht. .‘ . ' z

I

The railrode company is replacing

railway ties use: the Nocoton Knights . “N,

station and st Dericn

 

I

The new were at Newton Heights
opened lately by James Jordon is do

pen tonight but will close at noon “'0‘“ m T0330“ 0“ “MTV!” ”"9 ins s rushing business

r A big flock of wild goose headed:
north attracted the attention of sit

bliss crisis i. estimate; um ‘.
Mrs Ilertt uses is drivina a new ‘

Ralph Adler or crevice! like»;

The mm at “the Neolithic ’

Miss Elle Mo's of Newton lieilhta?

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

y .

 

aw»...

‘i‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

I «5mm. admit. Les-Isa
“PM“ It. roars. wagons
I 1. - V. r .4 AI“! «5"!!! >

 

 

 

 

sparse»

l'.‘

.‘y...’ ,

Del-ion early yesterdey Inner-non, . iI ‘-" ’

 

I A Lenten service will be held in the:
Congregational Church tonight, With
it celebretion of the Lord’s Suppeiti‘

 

Rev. Samuel E. Lawton, the new has
tor oi Methodist Episcopal Church, is-
expected to take up his residence here
My.

”I.“ -m...

Dr. H. S. Brown delivered on ad

I first contmt and 8180 “we “I ‘ m2 ‘mm NOVR Booth. ham “‘0 Bimm

lord Hietorioni Society testerday after-5
noon.

 

The flashlight picture =made bl
Thomas Boyle oi the Fireman‘s ben-
duet last weelr. is helngN qhown, and;
is worth seeing.

 

 

I Ralph mndiey has our rs:- meet;

lie, with he is interested in the dish
one». [or the summer se'aconI, Mrs.
Hindley will follow later.

I

I Paul Cullen. oi Newton Height“?

 

son's house on Chestnut street,

lately.

A New York automobile bound to-
ward South Norwalk stopped 'in front
of the town hall yesterday afternoon.

chine. The driver turned about and
proceeded in the direction of Stem
ford bent on e search for the missing
case The party in the machine seem-I
on very serious to recover the Mill

 

article and It is presumed thet it con-

tuned some islusble things. , ‘

 

day night. iollowinu it two weeIe'
Noose. She was taken to the hcdpilll

weeks are and wee there oWOihflI '
tor appendicitis. She leaves a busy

band and tour children the eldest at
when is eight years, link the you

is 15 months The (entity hare been ‘
on or Pytiflu in: night at M m residents at Norotop ileiehis for two

. ll’ilomuelise W mm store The second rank wee worked on at 70'". "V“! come from N“ w-

{oil the fleet Side. The bird site in n“
box Ind the box is rapidly filling with
I ens. To all appearances no human

. . ingenuity is responsible for the grade

II ually rising pile oi 0588. but the hell
.is stuffed. and in feet is the old enli
blow of the defunct ilenlicker Club. .

 
 
 
 
 
 

Schooinclosed today for. the Easter
_ Necdtionrofie week. ‘ . I

 

. lend avenue

 

lilies Lillian Mills. oi! Roman.
lied manned Mueller ee “boiled
visit with relatives and trim in
lieu dilation!

 

re. hi. it. Golder. advance eve-

 

number of candidates 1

I The Weetport Home school. which
'is the only school in out that hes
not closed down this week will close!
for its vacation next week.

 

A smell parade consisting of tour
Studebaker wagons each drawn by A
mix. oi iron gray horses passed
through town Tuesday alter-noon!

The wagon. mm“; the building fled that the deiendent's chioitena

utensils of a large ilrxn who are some;
to work on the state made.

The ltev it. B Jenna or Seuutucir |letter epparently did not take any we
will leave tor New York today; caution. Then Green moi-emit a well

Where he has been appointed summer

NSM‘GV an“ m Md ‘ ION w“ to ill. 0m H. ill. mi Hie filmy] I

wish him success in his new under
tenor. Mr. liones' successor lies not
been appointee - I

 

airxu stew epitome.

Andrew Rites is considering the

Monmmmmmd
Wit. "M"

”5

The funeral was held today at l we .
and burial at Spring Grove. '

1: coat John.- son?“ of buried, quits

is bit of money fir snowisg' hlo onion ‘

one to troopers who his heist-bore
property in the Ems court. TW
nixlit. Judas union Smith onto; him
one cent sodg'eos‘ts. amounting to ”Ii
little over ”2. (loot-re Green was the
“complainant in the ones and he teeth

iwere feeding on lilo property much to}

his dislike. ”He warned Shiith to
the birds itwa from his lead but the

rent bristling Smith into court.

 

W

81‘. LOU-IS. him.

has just recently hired Dr. H, D. Hen I
lie ‘
iwill moveNinto his new horns immed~N

and the occupants discovered that cl:
suit case had been lost from the me- '1

Mrs Earnest every of Garden street I.

April twice.” '

Should your eyes have

..... ---.—-«-—

ONIOIAH.
N0. “SW

Henley. Wedneeda
, ENWMM liN

 

 

. 5:841 BYegIassesV

.‘ '
it...

«mesons mw‘i't‘
I " we mm more

 

been you.“

'you trouble or your glasses need ~-

edtusting. feel Ist‘iiberiy to consult
Within! sic #003!“

m .gfrle'rr
ll ONHN‘ ‘

 

 

I

Nonlesymd Accesa

SOfiBS

Ieretlnresuitptyeersoicxper-

glance and experiment.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

i

f:
I

I

added mortise.

co'texe some
There is ai’

 
 
 

“WI-

 
 
 

Hemilton. leit hand pitcher oi the it; fig it mm

bottle. deserted today and west “F.
Kansas City with Manor Sorrel. so

the “sum City Federals. Hamilton-

, hadsthreereeracoutractwmthel
*Mmll Crockett and funny lave Withdrawn“ hid “it”: for divorce; little! mull Wind. ties ‘
looted tree: initiator street,» up wimwmuanmsrs m “we will dint-let.
residence or lira. Crock-WI motheri handling. tie shed his title m ml. ioribenaae

menace-W.
““5”me
cmuio‘

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

WWNW.

Mm-mIm-pmuum
tor
are IMI’LOMMLIING autos
otooeditletil. '
investor-diam
Identical. willed mother to w
ahead-«write a seam win: M.‘
Mummaedsonshalrnlrlw
«summons-em
Wuhamnvwamm
Wmmmmm

Thebelnmucolnnneol‘rhr
‘iieahneteweravenheiimm
stilts . din

IMcyers’ Spray Pumps,-

.44

 

They have

i
4.9—- a..-‘ n.”

“who

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

BOBOLINK.

When Nature had made all her
birds

And had no ceresNto think on,
She gave a little laugh, and out

. i I N1

' The blithest song of breezy
farms,

Quaintest of field note flavors,

Exhaustless ‘fount of trembling
thrills

And domiscmiqusvcrs.

0 boundless
voiced

In flying airabom bubbles!

O jov that mocl.
rest

'And drowns our earth-born
troubles!

" II sutured Mllni‘Oe.

I oneness.

0h. take the little blessings
Today now otters you.
‘ ‘Twill bring good cheer tomorrow

More plainly into view.

Forget the little troubles,
Refuse to hug Nthexn‘Tight.

And when you‘ve ceased your
“Elli.

Thryfil vaninh from your night.
i
Then soon you'll be so buoy~
In making otiien (lad,

You'i find no a... i. left you

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

For thinking. ‘ hm lied!" ‘
«Ellen A. Dow in Same Monica.
‘ cit. Outlook.

 

 

There flew a Bobo-lihlton., . . v

sell-contentment

our-Tend un—‘ 9

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

H"_

I

I MEN} WOMEN am: CHILDREN

 

 

loll Mule m termed m...
int-curb WWW All... which
contain from line te’ tNinie lists of
Mo that are: I” m ‘

1,; ii is always best to -:ltch
2"?“ or a plumbing repair w
'let em Qstern. because its in.

I ‘0 now worse

,bx 'phonina or sending
I whenever an

 

 
 

‘Lovsnc

THE PLM,

 

 

 

 

A wide variety of the 5 3501’s
intent;

i

'lknunvenr?

 

 

 

 

arose-or _

.llAdN(HES

nunoetwumt-e

I u

transom W-
rats. most
sense 4 l

MOO would for an nausea

Jones it, iletthkiss '

 

 

 

 

 
 

The Gotham Co.

always the Latest This“ in '

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

I 1..

It . M“
r _ WW‘W‘M' ll
w «comm _ ' I

 

 

 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan